City Sightseeing Tour with Capilano Suspension Bridge & Vancouver Lookout

All about scaling new heights is The Vancouver Lookout. Watch from your location in the Harbour Centre Tower as you ascend to the sky after a forty-second lift journey from the ground below. From a 553-foot height, observe the entire city.

The ideal location to find that special keepsake is Granville Island. Explore the many eateries and pastries in the area as well as the Public Market, which is home to some of the island's most renowned sellers. Also peruse the local artisan galleries.

Vancouver's oldest tourist destination is the Capilano Suspension Bridge. This location draws visitors from all over the world thanks to the old bridge that was built in 1889 from cedar logs. The well-known suspension bridge is the park's primary attraction. The iconic suspension bridge, which spans 1450 feet (137 metres) and is 230 feet (70 metres) above the Capilano River, is the primary attraction of this park. After you've successfully crossed the bridge and your heart is racing, ascend into the treetops with Tree Top Adventures, where a succession of platforms and smaller bridges will give you a better view. Don't forget to experience the Cliffwalk, a thrilling trail that winds around a granite cliffside.

Prospect Point, the park's highest point, is reached after a brief ride through Stanley Park and past the old cedar trees. Learn about Stanley Park's past and the Native Americans who formerly lived there by visiting the totem poles.